Cooper-Hewitt Receives 600K to Continue Design for the Other 90% Exhibit

The Rockefeller Foundation just awarded the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York City$600,000 to make its 2007 Design for the Other 90% exhibition into an ongoing series. Inhabitat reported on the exhibition when it took place in 2007 and we were amazed by the innovation on display. So much of the great design we see is focused on the wealthiest 10% of the population, it’s nice to know that Cooper-Hewitt will be able to highlight more of the cutting-edge sustainable technology that is designed for the developing world.
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XY chair flips upside down to become a table
XY by French designer Aïssa Logerot is dually functional home furniture that does its job really well. As yall can see, this cool piece of home furniture that makes the optimum use of space by enabling the user sit on and place the stuff as per
Recycle Your Old Cell Phone to Help Quake Victims in Haiti

Have an old cell phone just sitting in your electronics drawer? Consider putting it to good use and donating it to ReCellular’s Phones for Haiti program, a cell phone recycling initiative to provide disaster relief for the recent Haiti earthquake. There are over one billion used phones sitting around and gathering dust, and just a tiny percentage of those could equal millions of dollars for quake victims.
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Chinese Bunny senses human voice
By Haikun Deng, the cute Chinese bunny is a cool music player cum speaker that playfully plays the music. Whats cool about it is that it senses the human voice, sings out loud the little rhythm in your brain, records, matches your voice with music
Found by Stuart Haygarth at Haunch of Venison

This chandelier made of spectacle frames (above) is on show at the Haunch of Venison gallery in London as part of an exhibition of work by London designer Stuart Haygarth. (more…)
Et Tu Dyson?
Before you critics go Dyson Copy, give designer Zizi Chen a chance to explain her take on this centrifugal wind driven fan that blows air from a circular band. Chen is a designer from China and her version was devised early last year, even before the Dyson announcement in October. Yup, its student work; but then again lets not gets into who-inspired-who and instead concentrate on the dynamics of the Wind Circle.
Designed using the principle of fluidics, Wind Circle redefines the traditional concept of the electric fan. It is composed of the stator, the coil, the large OD (outer diameter) thin shell bearing, the rotator, and the vanes. The mixed-flow centrifugal fan is driven by the hollow motor, which blows air out through the circular-shaped air outlet. At the same time, the air in the centre of the wind circle is dragged in to flow forward. The vanes have a high linear speed in order for them to have a high working efficiency. Consequently, the wind circle will have a much better wind energy conversion efficiency. The controls are located at the top of the circle, which makes it convenient to operate. The controls consist of a touch-switch and a frequency converter speed regulator, which control the power, speed, and left and right swing respectively. (The Wind Circle can swing to the left and right over the central base.) At night, the LED on the control will be illuminated.
Remind you of anything?
Here is a rare post, where we have a concept (as you see above) and a live iteration (see DYSON) in front of us. What we’d like you designers, engineers, and otherwise design-minded individuals to do is leave us indisputable comments on which design holds more fire!
Only the facts, folks.
Don’t be NASTY!– Chris Burns
Designer: Zizi Chen




Cup sofa: You’ll feel like sinking in
June He seems to be a great coffee/tea addict! What else could inspire her to come up with amazing cup sofa. The very first glimpse of it left me mouth wide opened for these appear to be simply fantabulous.Made up of wood cotton and fiber, it
Nintendo Donkey Kong Game and Watch Handheld Game

If you have been bored of racing adventures, then why not try a new racing game? What about new Donkey Kong and Watch Handheld Game? It will probably lift you off from monotonous racing adventures. One of the most popular characters of Nintendo, Donkey Kong is back with a bang in the outlets. Not only Donkey Kong but all its friends have also made a comeback. This time Donkey Kong Game has come out in the market with Watch hand held game.

The game looks quite impressive and intriguing too. The game is an early example of platform genre which focuses on maneuvering the main character across a series of platforms while dodging obstacles. Being a famous game, it is available at all leading stores in your town. If you wish to receive it through post, then postal charges will be extra. Having your own game will add value to your personality.
Diddy Kong, Dixie Kong, King K Cool and all other characters have made an appearance as playable characters in this fast paced racing adventure. You dont need to put on your thinking caps to buy one. Just grab it before anyone else places his hands on the game. The game can be played anded not only by kids but also by adults. The game costs 93.51 dollars which means that you still save a lot of money if you had bet your money on other racing games. The game is worth much than its price tag.
Of course, there is a cool Transformers Jenga Game , or cool Donkey Kong Wall Graphics available for the original game fans.
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Nintendo Donkey Kong Game and Watch Handheld Game
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Glowing tulips…Spectacular
What if one day, you reach home and you see the tulips glowing in your room. Am I sounding insane in saying this? Well, you wont feel the same when you finish reading this. Pictured here is a cool Tulip lamp that enhances the beauty of the tulips
Shape/Form by Lukas Peet

Canadian designer Lukas Peet has created a set of cutlery comprising a silver fork and spoon and a ceramic knife.(more…)
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